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    Saudi airspace opening marks shift in Israel relations●# SaudiArabia , however, has no diplomatic relations with # Israel . Until 2022, Israeli airlines & Israel-bound flightsMmastodonWarMiddle East61 min ago

    Saudi Arabia still has no diplomatic relations with Israel, but its airspace rules have changed. Until 2022, Israeli airlines and Israel-bound flights were barred from entering Saudi airspace, and the kingdom's leading aviation operator, Cluster2, said coordination was under way to handle flights. The opening is being discussed as a sign of shifting dynamics in the region.

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    Researchers with the American Physical Society report generating water waves that arrange themselves into quasicrystalline patterns — ordered structures that never repeat, previously seen mainly in certain alloys and crystals. The work extends quasicrystal physics to fluid dynamics, offering a new way to study these unusual symmetries in a tabletop experiment. Physicists are highlighting it as a striking demonstration of exotic order in an everyday medium.

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    French history-geography teacher joins online network to champion education●Ravi de rejoindre ce réseau ! Enseigner l'Histoire-Géo, c'est transmettre à la jeunesse les clés pour comprendre notre pMmastodonLifeEducation33 h ago

    A history and geography teacher based in the Loire region of France has announced joining a social network, describing the subject as a way to give young people the keys to understanding the past and the dynamics of their local territories. The teacher argues that rigour at school is the first pillar of local civic engagement, framing education as central to community life.

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    Filmmaker records iceberg calving off Ilulissat, Greenland●🧊 ICYMI: When an # iceberg splits apart, giant slabs of blue # ice collapse into the # sea , triggering fractures that sMmastodonScience114 h ago

    Filmmaker Richard Sidey captured footage at dawn in Ilulissat, Greenland, showing an iceberg splitting apart as huge slabs of blue ice collapse into the sea. The calving sends fractures and waves rippling across the surrounding water, with deep creaks and rumbles audible as the ice gives way. The striking images and sound of the natural event have drawn attention online, highlighting the dramatic dynamics of Greenland's ice.